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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1958
Page
6
Multiple brief death notices list survivors and funeral details for JOSEPH J JANUSZKA, LESTER ELDREDGE, CLARA LIVINGSTON, MARCELLA RIEGER, HAROLD TRAVIS, ROLAND WHITE, LEWIS WILLIAMS and others. Services set at Giminski Maurer Schumacher Whelan Norris Fairchild firms. calls, interments, and burial sites noted.
In Loving Memory of Gertrude Thurheimer Knaus Sotherden who died June 14 1956. Her face her smile her love gone but not forgotten by those who loved her most. Her children Pat Bev Jeanne and Billy.CONCORDIA family notices list death notices for D Goodman 47 Groton Mabel Bouton 61 Moravia Elmer Edkins 63 Interlaken Jane Kinch 84 Oxenden shire Thomas Lynch 47 Geneva Prof Frederick Haitell 78 Geneva Lansing Cuddeback 72 Seneca Falls Ae Voners B Gulisano 70 Canastota Vermie Pierce 88 Homer.
Miss Rose M Horrigan of 1800 Bellevue Ave sister of Rev Francis F Horrigan pastor of St James Church died today in St Josephs Hospital. She served 15 years in the Syracuse district office of the Internal Revenue Bureau and belonged to the Altar and Rosary Society of Most Holy Rosary Church and the House of Providence Auxiliary. Surviving besides Father Horrigan is a sister Miss Julia A Horrigan. Services will be at 9 30 a m Tuesday from the home, solemn high Mass at 10 a m in Most Holy Rosary Church. Burial in St Agnes Cemetery. Friends may call at their convenience.
Albert H. LaManche of East Syracuse RD 3 died after a long illness. Retired carpenter, he worked in housing construction 40 years, retiring in 1953. Survived by wife Martha Weiss LaManche two daughters Sister Mary Rosanne and Mrs Earl Hitchcock three sons William Edward Francis, two sisters, 13 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral at Charles P. Cline Funeral Home East Syracuse then St Matthew's Church. Burial in Assumption Cemetery. Visitation today 7 to 3 and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
Services for David Shengold, 50, a former Syracuse attorney, will be at Ira Kaufman Funeral Home in Detroit where he died after a long illness. Burial at Bethel Memorial Park. He was a Syracuse University Law School graduate, practiced there until 1945, then moved to Arizona and Detroit. He is survived by Lucille Heyman Shengold, two sons Gary and Richard, his mother Mrs. Pauline Shengold, and brothers Nathan and Leo.
John Kishtok of 521 Hickok Ave died after a long illness. Rites Monday at Macko Funeral Home and St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery. Surviving: two daughters, a son, six grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Born in Austria, he lived in Syracuse 45 years and was active in Ukrainian groups.
Mrs. Marcella Cloutier Rieger, widow of Henry Rieger and native Syracusan, died yesterday in Oswego Hospital after a short illness. Formerly of Syracuse she was the daughter of the late J Wilfred and Carrier Williams Cloutier. Services will be at J P Burns Son Funeral Home at 10 a.m. Monday with burial in Assumption Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Services for Miss Jane Fitzgerald 99 a former Syracuse resident who died at Loretto Rest will be held Monday at 9 a.m. in Loretto Rest Chapel. Burial follows at St. Mary's. Survived by sister Nellie Fitzgerald and niece Margaret Rephole. Friends may call at Loretto Rest tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Roland E. White age 62 of 326 Tennyson Ave died Thursday at St. Josephs Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be Monday at 1030 a.m. at Frederick Funeral Home Albany. The Rev Dr Russell S Ganezle will officiate. Burial in Albany Rural Cemetery. Survived by wife Antoinette Kroll White a sister Miss Mabel M. White Albany and a brother Rev Walter A. White Nanuet. Friends may call tomorrow night at the funeral home.
New York State enacts new traffic rules from July 1. Drivers must stop at stop lines or cross walks and yield to immediate hazards. A new Yield Right of Way sign requires caution at intersections. School bus rules require stopping when red lights flash outside NYC until signaled to proceed.
Mrs Agnes E Arnold 48 of 406 Warren St Fayetteville died at home after a heart attack. She was a lifelong Fayetteville resident and Church of the Immaculate Conception communicant. Surviving: daughter Dorothy McEwan of Greenville R I two sons Claude G Split Rock and Robert E Arnold Eastwood 11 grandchildren. Services at Eaton Tubbs Funeral Home Fayetteville Monday at 9 a.m. and Immaculate Conception Church at 9 30 a.m. Burial in Immaculate Conception Cemetery. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tomorrow.
Joseph J Januszka age 42 of 365 Oakwood Ave died Thursday night. Funeral services set for 8:15 a.m. Monday at Giminski Funeral Home followed by a high Mass at 9 a.m. in St. Josephs French Church. Burial planned for Sacred Heart Cemetery. Visiting hours listed 7 to 10 p.m. today and tomorrow.
Scriptural readings include Paul’s healing of Eutychus from Acts 20 and a lesson from Science and Health focusing on Mind and divine protection. The psalmic Golden Text from Psalms 121 promises preservation from evil and safe passage now and forever. Thunderstorms sweep the Great Plains to central Rockies and Ohio Valley with warmth in the Plains and cooler conditions from the mid-Atlantic to New England.
Clear and continued cool tonight and tomorrow with lows around 48 and highs near 70. North to northeast winds 10 to 20 mph tonight, lighter tomorrow. Yesterday’s high 72, low 54. Sunset 8 45 p m, sunrise 5 25 a m. Record high 92 in 1956, record low 43 in 1946. Relative humidity 79 at 7 p m yesterday, 52 at 7 a m today. Other cities listed with daily highs and lows.
The 1958 Rose Festival opens at 3 15 p m in Thornden Park amphitheatre with a pop concert by the Syracuse Conservatory Concert Band. Marsha Arlotto will reign as queen with the procession at 3 45 p m and a lengthy Rose Queen's Court featuring numerous junior high and Catholic school girls. Maid of honor Jo Ann Kennedy will crown the queen, Alfred Fessenger presents her gift, and a ballet and choral program including a Maypole dance follows.
The Onondaga Horsemen's Association will stage its ninth annual show at 10 a.m. at Troop KX Farm Manlius featuring professional and amateur riders with a focus on under-18 divisions. Winners from last year including Susan Digny Naomi Ousby Sharon Jacobs Joan Danuski Steve Mabe and Dwight Orman are entered, per president John Piedmont.
Reckless Driving fines listed include Joseph Willis East Syracuse with 160 dollars and license validity until July 7. Frank Ashuy Phoenix fined 50 dollars for speeding. Sug H Gleisner LaFayette Rd mph Comstock Ave. Kenneth Mooney Jamesville 36 ph Westcott St. John Newby 117 Rose Ave 35 ph N Townsend St. Improper Right Turn S10 Harold J Smith 220 Oak St.
Tony Tursi manager of the Sahara Motel on Old Liver Pool Road told sheriff's deputies today $125 in change was stolen from a soft drink machine. Deputy Frank Ricé said the rifled machine on the motel porch was opened with a key and there were no signs of forced entry.
The Radio Amateurs of Greater Syracuse installed 1958-59 officers at their fourth annual meeting. Joseph Holland K2LGA became president with Robert McClure W2TAY as first vice president Fred Hisington W2DBN as second vice president Warren Middleton K2UIT as secretary and Leo Milesi W2NAL as treasurer. The 290-member club is the sole Syracuse Central New York amateur group affiliated with the IGY program and serves as the official Antarctic shortwave link in cooperation with the American Red Cross.
Peter Regitano of 225 Durston Ave assistant director of zones and permits in the Syracuse Bureau of Buildings was elected president of Local 15 City Hall Employees Association. Joseph Kien and Adrian Bertton were named vice president and secretary, with Julian Hayes re elected treasurer.
The Pitcher Hill Community Association hosts its second annual clambake at noon on June 21 at Sackett's Grove in Brewer ton. President Henry J. Heft oversees reservations.
Onondaga Public Works Commission will hold a public hearing at the Liverpool Civic Center on June 26 1958 at 8 00 P M to consider establishing the Liverpool Sanitary District in Salina and Clay and to approve the Liverpool Pumping Station and Bloody Brook Trunk Sewer projects and related appurtenances. Property owners in the proposed district may speak on benefits and omissions. The hearing will review the district map by O Brien Gere and other documents filed in the commission office.
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